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Bibliography 17
With novel academic demands on and
claims of “embodiment”, it is hard to discuss developing/developmental
masculinities with bodies left out. Main obsessions with “(pre)adolescent”
masculinities are almost without exception negativist (anti-“homophobia”,
anti-“sexism”, anti-“sissy”, anti-“harassment”, anti-“violence”,
anti-“underachievement”), at times these entries are also ethno-restrictive,
ahistorical and overly activist in nature.
Usually interbreeding, most fruitful approaches are identified by
being of psychoanalytic, folkloric, ethnographic sophistication. Key
researchers arbitrarily include Mac An Ghaill, Kehily, Keddie, Redman, Skelton, Thorne, Martino and Fine. Noteworthy also is recent work by Bamberg, Korobov, and Mechling. I have
left out the psychoanalytic stuff; here one might begin with Stoller, RJ
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Q., 34:207-18. I also left out the ethnographic stuff, here one might
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